On the evening of November 27, the Hall of the Cultural House - Hanoi University of Culture became a special space, where hundreds of students lived together in the common beat of patriotism. The screening of "The Fatherland in the Heart: The Concert Film" , the second stop of the Unitour journey, not only brought an emotional artistic experience, but also deepened the pride and responsibility for the Fatherland in every young heart.
When the National Anthem is played – the moment when hearts turn to Vietnam
As soon as the lights in the hall dimmed, the familiar music of the National Anthem began to play. Hundreds of students and lecturers placed their hands on their left chests - where their hearts were beating, where the Fatherland was always present. At that moment, the entire hall seemed to be in a sacred flow, both solemn and emotional.
Many students shared that this was the first time they sang the National Anthem in such a cinema-art space, and the feeling was surprisingly “touched”. The echoes of the song, combined with the red color of the yellow star flag shirts, made the atmosphere bright and proud. The sparkling eyes and emotional faces created a solemn opening and left a strong impression for the film screening.
Voices from the Heart: True Emotions Behind the Movie
If the music in the movie evokes emotions, the post-screening sharing makes that beat clearer and more vivid.
Bursting into music: When teachers and students are in tune
The atmosphere in the hall became more explosive when the songs from the Concert " Fatherland in the Heart" were played. The vibrant music, heroic melodies and lyrics about the Fatherland turned the whole hall into a big stage.
Many groups of students stood up, clapped their hands to the beat, and sang along to familiar songs without hesitation. Some even held hands, forming small circles and dancing in the space filled with youthful enthusiasm. Teachers were not left out of that atmosphere either; some lecturers smiled and nodded slightly to each piece of music, some waved their hands to join in the students' shouts.
At that moment, all distances seemed to be erased. Teachers and students, courses, people meeting for the first time,… all became a community united by music, by love for Vietnam.
What remains behind the lights: A common beat for the Fatherland
When the screening ended, many students lingered to take photos, to chat, to record the emotions they had just experienced. No one wanted to leave the hall too quickly, as if the emotions lingered for a long time in each look, each smile.
The most special thing is not the applause or the lively music, but the feeling of a “common beat” - the beat of young hearts beating together for Vietnam. The films, the songs, the moments of singing the National Anthem together,… all have created an invisible but strong connection between each young person and the Fatherland.
The evening of November 27th is not only a film program, but also a gentle reminder that Vietnam is always in everyone's heart, that patriotism is not far away, but is built from emotional moments like this - from music, from eyes, from hands placed on the heart.
The Fatherland in the Heart will continue its journey, but the mark of tonight will certainly stay with the students of Hanoi University of Culture for a long time: It is the happiness, pride and belief that every young person can contribute to making a better Vietnam.
Source: https://nhandan.vn/hanh-trinh-unitour-to-quoc-trong-tim-sinh-vien-dai-hoc-van-hoa-ha-noi-bung-no-cam-xuc-va-tu-hao-dan-toc-post926425.html
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